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Bugs: Some convicts are conveniently let out of prison a few years before they should by the mysterious ‘Athena'. The Bugs team go to investigate about the third man to be let out of prison, a Mr Flood. However, after they confront him, he escapes and runs to the car park, closely followed by Alex, who loses him. Suddenly, he runs at her, determined to throw her off the side of the parking lot and she finds herself throwing him off instead (by accident, of course). So, they decide that Beckett will take his place and he is taken to a place where he has to make a bomb to get through a steel door. With Ros telling him exactly what to do, and with the aid of a ‘neat' pair of glasses that enable Ros to see what he is doing, he makes it and finally decides to tell Ros how he feels, saying that he was jealous about her and Channing. However, the communications go down and he thinks that she didn't hear him. He is just talking to himself, saying that it’s probably a good thing that she doesn't know how he feels, because she probably doesn't feel the same way, but he doesn't realise that she has actually heard it. The mysterious Athena turns out to be one of Ed's ex-girlfriends, called Sasha, and he goes to pretend that he is on her side. Beckett gets blown up after he has fulfilled his job, much to Ed's surprise. Alex rushes him to hospital, whilst Ros goes to catch Athena. Sasha finds out that Ed works for the government and leaves him to die. However, he escapes and catches up with Ros, and they chase after Sasha, who boards a damaged helicopter and flies off!

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